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Women protest against femicide in Rio de Janeiro in December.

Gender-based violence

Femicide in Brazil: If women must arm themselves the state has failed

In Brazil, record numbers of femicides, violence in intimate relationships and gaps in the protection system show that the urgency of tackling violence against women goes far beyond symbolic gestures and formal laws.

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by Thuany Rodrigues

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Scottish comedian Richard Gadd (centre) addresses his own experiences of sexualised violence in his miniseries “Baby Reindeer”.

Masculinity

Sexualised violence against men: the Baby Reindeer effect

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by Sonja Peteranderl
Antonia Konarska is currently working as a volunteer in the cafeteria of a retirement home.

Migration to Germany

“Every day I had to force myself to take small steps”

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by Antonia Konarska
Shamsa Araweelo, public speaker, trainer, social activist and expert on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) inthe UK.

Women's rights activists

“We need to move beyond simply talking about FGM”

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by Shamsa Araweelo
Black and white schoolchildren in a school bus in Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1973.

Literature

How can we infer the colour of a person’s skin?

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by Dagmar Wolf
Christopher Street Day in Mainz in July 2023.

Queer people

Defending the progress made

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by Kerstin Thost
Student protest in Frankfurt in 1969.

Migration

Adapting to fast-changing German society in the 1960s

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by Hans Dembowski
Feminist ideas are often passed from one generation to another through face-to-face conversations.

Novel

Experiencing feminism in Uganda

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by Dagmar Wolf
Svenja Schulze, Germany’s minister for economic cooperation and development, visiting Kandia Camara, Côte d’Ivoire’s foreign minister, in early 2023.

German policy

Germany values respect, reciprocity and alliances

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by Birgit Pickel
Two German cabinet members visiting a Ghanaian NGO school in February: Svenja Schulze (in charge of international development) and Hubertus Heil (responsible for labour and social protection).

German policy

BMZ makes bold statement of intent

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by Ronald Ssegujja Ssekandi
Ronald Ssegujja Ssekandi
Postgraduates from SLE and from Cameroon and Chad doing project work together.

Young generation

How Generation Z is changing the world of work in development

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